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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5287, 15 June 1928, Page 3

Two Waitakaruru settlers, Messrs N. Death and A. D'ckson, a,nd their wives and families, were publicly farewelled at a largely attended function. in the Public Hall last Tueslay evening. Both men have been farming year. Waitakaruru for a number of years. As a remembrance token from the residents of the district Mr C. W.’Harris presented each gentleman with a wallet a,nd each iady with a clock. Who goes there ? The challenge bold ; Have you rough, or have you cold ? _Hail ’. The simple countersign ' ? Gave at once, oh, friend of mine : “Woods’ Great Peppermint. Cure!” ’Tis true , Pass! All’s well, my friend, with you.

• "( Situations Vacant. —— ■ “ . 7/IIRL, young, refined, wanted. j VjT to help with housekeeping.— , Apply before 21st to Box 48, j Paeroa. ] YOUTH, strong, for general farm work. Must be able to < drain.—Apply Hayward Bros., Phone 79D, Netherton.